Sports Recreation
Health & Wellness
Put good in, get good out
By The Front and Alexia Suarez | November 7“If you eat good, you feel good; and if you feel good, you perform good.”
Varsity Sports
Vikings volleyball: straight to the top
By The Front and Mitch Farley | November 7Western women’s volleyball team clinched the number one seat in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference with a powerful win on Thursday night, Nov. 1. The win over Western Oregon University continued the Vikings’ winning streak, elevating them to near perfection with 22 straight wins this season.
Sports
Western women's soccer added to NCAA Championships
By The Front and Brooke Wilson | November 5
Varsity Sports
Behind the scenes with the men's basketball team
By The Front and Oliver Hamlin | November 1
People
Get sex positive at WinkWink
By Stella Harvey and Anjali LeGrand | October 31Products like vibrators and dildos sit on the shelves for curious customers to touch and learn about. // Photo by Harrison Amelang
Club Sports
Girl's got game
By The Front and Hannah Blank | October 31Playing with the boys has never been an issue for freshman Anna Stensland. Having spent the better part of her youth as the only girl on her co-ed team in the Seattle Junior Hockey Association, Stensland has no trouble competing at whatever level she is placed in.
Varsity Sports
Men's soccer battles to clinch runner-up spot
By The Front and Ian Haupt | October 31Two goals in two minutes for junior forward Christian Rotter set the sail for the Vikings’ win over the Northwest Nazarene University Nighthawks on a cold and windy night at Robert S. Harrington Field on Thursday, Oct. 25.
Varsity Sports
Come on and slam and welcome to the jam!
By The Front and Andrew McClain | October 31The Western pep band could be heard from either end of campus as they blared away at the night sky to welcome guests to the Viking Madness basketball exhibition at Sam Carver Gymnasium on Friday, Oct. 26.
Club Sports
Archers, at your ready...
By The Front and Andrew McClain | October 31On Oct. 24, in the chill evening air of the parking lot outside of Laurel Church, you could hear the thrum of bowstrings and slap of arrowheads hitting targets.
